Better Call Saul Season Thread - Season Six - April 18th

 
That's just the downside of a prequel period. Not necessary limited by BB. We already know Saul isn't going to die soooo it's shouldn't even be that big of a deal.
Not really, we already know that Saul isn't dying because the show is centered around him; the protagonist of a show isnt dying on the 1st or 2nd episode. Being a prequel has nothing to do with this predictability
 
What I'm asking is if that was the right car that they were supposed to hit with just another lady driving, or just coincidentally the same type of car showed up and it's unrelated.
 
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Hell of an ending :hat

My body is ready for tomorrow night now.

When Tuco came to the door I just yelled out OHHHH **** :lol
 
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It was a different car...I saw when they hit it it was a Taurus
 
 
Not really, we already know that Saul isn't dying because the show is centered around him; the protagonist of a show isnt dying on the 1st or 2nd episode. Being a prequel has nothing to do with this predictability
I'm not talking about the 1st or 2nd episode. We know he's not going to die period. There isn't going to be a situation in which Saul will die in the last episode like Walt. Due to that, we know, he's never going to be in any REAL danger. What's most likely gonna go down is that people around him will be put in danger and since he's a lawyer and all he's going to have to get them out of it.
 
Damn totally missed the skateboarders saying TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT. Tha foreshadowing has returned :hat
 
Pretty surprised we got two pretty major cameos in the first ep.

What's your takes on the opnning B&W Cinnabon and apartment scenes?

Suppose this was a glimpse of Saul after BB?
 
Pretty surprised we got two pretty major cameos in the first ep.

What's your takes on the opnning B&W Cinnabon and apartment scenes?

Suppose this was a glimpse of Saul after BB?

You are correct.

Not gonna lie, at first I thought it was a Cinnabon commercial.
 
Make all the references you want to BB just leave Walter white out of this
Walt's definitely making a cameo in this. So will Jesse. It's a guarantee damn near every memorable character will pop up again here.

Cranston alluded to as much when he was asked about this show. Won't be anything big but it'll be like main plot where Saul is some place and then you'll see Walt waiting in line at the bank or something and he'll have like one line.
God damn it I turned it off because I thought Talking Dead was on SMFH.
:lol I'd figure every commercial they were hyping up Better Call Saul.
I just hate how the potential events of BCS are limited by BB

Like we know Tuco isn't doing ish to Saul in the desert. I mean Saul wouldn't die in the second episode anyways but you get the point
I said it earlier but I figure the show won't just be covering everything that happened before BB and eventually it'll tell stories post BB with Saul in his new identity.

Besides that there's other good stories to tell where Saul's life won't have to be in danger.
 
Cinnabon must've paid top dollar for that 2 minute 'commercial' at the beginning. I'm thinking the Walt cameo is gonna be set it some type of quiet room and we'll just hear some annoying loud coughing while saul is trying to concentrate. Walk will walk by in the background and saul will say something like 'hey buddy, get some pseudo for that cough'.
 
What I'm asking is if that was the right car that they were supposed to hit with just another lady driving, or just coincidentally the same type of car showed up and it's unrelated.
Seems like it was the right car. Tuco's grandmother is most likely that lady's maid.
 
 
Not really, we already know that Saul isn't dying because the show is centered around him; the protagonist of a show isnt dying on the 1st or 2nd episode. Being a prequel has nothing to do with this predictability


I'm not talking about the 1st or 2nd episode. We know he's not going to die period. There isn't going to be a situation in which Saul will die in the last episode like Walt. Due to that, we know, he's never going to be in any REAL danger. What's most likely gonna go down is that people around him will be put in danger and since he's a lawyer and all he's going to have to get them out of it.
The point of any show (unless it's called You're Gonna Die) shouldn't be whether or not the protagonist is going to die or not.

Don't really get the point of this stating of the obvious. Saul won't die in the prequel eps, so what? The show is more than is so and so going to die.
 
Seems like it was the right car. Tuco's grandmother is most likely that lady's maid.
It wasn't the same car. The actual car was a mercury and had those stupid family stickers on the back window. You can see when Tuco's grandma parks theres no stickers and the car is a Ford Taurus with different plate number
 
Slippin' Jimmy :smokin

Seems like it was the right car. Tuco's grandmother is most likely that lady's maid.


It wasn't the same car. The actual car was a mercury and had those stupid family stickers on the back window. You can see when Tuco's grandma parks theres no stickers and the car is a Ford Taurus with different plate number
Oh damn, I didn't pay attention to every detail.

They remembered all those other orders but managed to forget the license plate # even though Saul told them she was coming. Perhaps she took a different route.
 
Walt's definitely making a cameo in this. So will Jesse. It's a guarantee damn near every memorable character will pop up again here.

Cranston alluded to as much when he was asked about this show. Won't be anything big but it'll be like main plot where Saul is some place and then you'll see Walt waiting in line at the bank or something and he'll have like one line.

That's what I'm thinking as well.

Hell of a premiere, really enjoyed it and all the struggle behind Saul's life. He's already been a slime from the start with his planning :lol . Whether they work out or not is another thing.

Did anything happen after Tuco opened the door? I went to the bathroom cause of the Talking Dead commercial.
 
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Since Saul is already a douche, I guess this is going to mostly be more about him getting dug deeper in the meth hole, until we're at the position he was in during BB.

I thought it was going to show his transition from good guy to douche. Glad they're not going that route.
 
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